IPL's complete schedule:
April 18: Bangalore v Kolkata at Bangalore.
April 19: Mohali v Chennai at Mohali and Delhi v Jaipur at Delhi.
April 20: Mumbai v Bangalore at Mumbai and Kolkata v Hyderabad at Kolkata.
April 21: Jaipur v Mohali at Jaipur.
IPL's complete schedule:
April 18: Bangalore v Kolkata at Bangalore.
April 19: Mohali v Chennai at Mohali and Delhi v Jaipur at Delhi.
April 20: Mumbai v Bangalore at Mumbai and Kolkata v Hyderabad at Kolkata.
April 21: Jaipur v Mohali at Jaipur.
April 22: Hyderabad v Delhi at Hyderabad.
April 23: Chennai v Mumbai at Chennai.
April 24: Hyderabad v Jaipur at Hyderabad.
April 25: Mohali v Mumbai at Mohali.
April 26: Bangalore v Jaipur at Bangalore; Chennai v Kolkata at Chennai.
April 27: Mumbai v Hyderabad at Mumbai; Mohali v Delhi at Mohali.
April 28: Bangalore v Chennai at Bangalore.
April 29: Kolkata v Mumbai at Kolkata.
April 30: Delhi v Bangalore at Delhi.
May 1: Hyderabad v Mohali at Hyderabad; Jaipur v Kolkata at Jaipur.
May 2: Chennai v Delhi at Chennai.
May 3: Hyderabad at Bangalore at Hyderabad; Mohali v Kolkata at Mohali.
May 4: Mumbai v Delhi at Mumbai; Jaipur v Chennai at Jaipur.
May 5: Bangalore v Mohali at Bangalore.
May 6: Chennai v Hyderabad at Chennai.
May 7: Mumbai v Jaipur at Mumbai.
May 8: Delhi v Chennai at Delhi; Kolkata v Bangalore at Kolkata.
May 9: Jaipur v Hyderabad at Jaipur.
May 10: Bangalore v Mumbai at Bangalore; Chennai v Mohali at Chennai.
May 11: Hyderabad v Kolkata at Hyderabad; Jaipur v Delhi at Jaipur.
May 12: Mohali v Bangalore at Mohali.
May 13: Kolkata v Delhi at Kolkata.
May 14: Mumbai v Chennai at Mumbai; Mohali v Jaipur at Mohali.
May 15: Delhi v Hyderabad at Delhi.
May 16: Mumbai v Kolkata at Mumbai.
May 17: Delhi v Mohali at Delhi; Jaipur v Bangalore at Jaipur.
May 18: Hyderabad v Mumbai at Hyderabad; Kolkata v Chenna at Kolkata.
May 19: Bangalore v Delhi at Bangalore.
May 20: Kolkata v Jaipur at Kolkata.
May 21: Mumbai v Mohali at Mumbai; Chennai v Bangalore at Chennai.
May 22: Delhi v Kolkata at Delhi.
May 23: Mohali v Hyderabad at Mohali.
May 24: Delhi v Mumbai at Delhi; Chennai v Jaipur at Chennai.
May 25: Bangalore v Hyderabad at Bangalore; Kolkata v Mohali at Kolkata.
May 26: Jaipur v Mumbai at Jaipur.
May 27: Hyderabad v Chennai at Hyderabad.
May 28 and 29: Rest days.
May 30: First semi-final at Mumbai.
May 31: Second semi-final at Mumbai.
June 1: Final at Mumbai.
Source: http://www.squidoo.com/iplcricket
Tuesday, April 22, 2008
IPL Cricket
What Is IPL Cricket?
IPL Cricket is short for Indian Premier League Cricket.
Who is behind IPL?
The Board of Control for Cricket In India or BCCI for short.
How many teams will be playing?
8 teams - Mumbai, Bangalore, Kolkata, Hyderabad, Chennai, Delhi, Jaipur and Chandigarh/Mohali
Who owns these teams?
Mukesh Ambani (Reliance Industries) owns Mumbai team
Vijay Mallaya (United Breweries) owns Bangalore team
Shah Rukh Khan (Red Chillies Entertainment) owns Kolkata team
Lachlan Mudroch (Emerging Media) owns Jaipur Team
Preity Zinta, Ness Wadia own the Chandigarh/Mohali Team
Deccan Chronicle Group Holdings owns the Hyderabad Team
India Cements owns Chennai Team
GMR Holdings owns the Delhi Team
Who will be the players in the IPL?
About 80 international cricketers, State Ranji trophy players and the under-22 players will be playing in the IPL.
What about telecasting rights?
Sony has bought the rights to telecast the matches for the next 10 years for a whopping billion dollars.
Sponors, team names, match schedules?
59 matches will be played
Opening match in Bangalore
Semis and Finals in Mumbai
Sponsors and team names to be decided.
UPDATE: DLF is the Title Sponsor. IPL Will be known as DLF-IPL.
Update: Chennai team will be known as Chennai Super Kings
Delhi team will be known as Delhi Daredevils
Bangalore team will be known as Royal Challengers
Some Teams And Players:
Here's the latest update
IPL Chennai Super Kings Players List After the Feb 20 Auction:
Suresh Raina
Mahendra Singh Dhoni
Joginder Sharma
Albie Morkel
Parthiv Patel
Stephen Fleming
Jacob Oram
Mathew Hayden
Muralitharan
Makaya Ntini
Michael Hussey
An update: The Mohali Team So Far
Irfan Pathan -$925,000
Sreesanth- $625,000
Brett Lee - $900,000
Kumar Sangarakka
Mahela Jayawardane
Piyush Chawla
Romesh Pawar
Simon Katich - $200,000
Ramnaresh Sarwan - $225,000.
IPL Bangalore
Nathan Bracken -$325,000
Dale Steyn - $325,000
Wasim Jaffer - $150,000
Cameron White - $500,000
Mark Boucher -
Kallis - $900,000
Rahul Dravid - Icon - Captain
Anil Kumble
Dale Steyn
Shivnarine Chanderpaul
IPL Delhi
IPL Delhi
Manoj Tiwari
Guatham GAmbhir
Dinesh Karthik
Md. Asif
Shaoib Mallik
Daniel Vettori
IPL Hyderabad
The IPL Hyderabad Team So Far
VVS Laxman - team captain
Adam Gilchrist
Scott Styris
Gibbs
Shahid Afridi
Andrew Symonds 1,300,000
RP Singh - 875,000
Chaminda Vaas
IPL Cricket is short for Indian Premier League Cricket.
Who is behind IPL?
The Board of Control for Cricket In India or BCCI for short.
How many teams will be playing?
8 teams - Mumbai, Bangalore, Kolkata, Hyderabad, Chennai, Delhi, Jaipur and Chandigarh/Mohali
Who owns these teams?
Mukesh Ambani (Reliance Industries) owns Mumbai team
Vijay Mallaya (United Breweries) owns Bangalore team
Shah Rukh Khan (Red Chillies Entertainment) owns Kolkata team
Lachlan Mudroch (Emerging Media) owns Jaipur Team
Preity Zinta, Ness Wadia own the Chandigarh/Mohali Team
Deccan Chronicle Group Holdings owns the Hyderabad Team
India Cements owns Chennai Team
GMR Holdings owns the Delhi Team
Who will be the players in the IPL?
About 80 international cricketers, State Ranji trophy players and the under-22 players will be playing in the IPL.
What about telecasting rights?
Sony has bought the rights to telecast the matches for the next 10 years for a whopping billion dollars.
Sponors, team names, match schedules?
59 matches will be played
Opening match in Bangalore
Semis and Finals in Mumbai
Sponsors and team names to be decided.
UPDATE: DLF is the Title Sponsor. IPL Will be known as DLF-IPL.
Update: Chennai team will be known as Chennai Super Kings
Delhi team will be known as Delhi Daredevils
Bangalore team will be known as Royal Challengers
Some Teams And Players:
Here's the latest update
IPL Chennai Super Kings Players List After the Feb 20 Auction:
Suresh Raina
Mahendra Singh Dhoni
Joginder Sharma
Albie Morkel
Parthiv Patel
Stephen Fleming
Jacob Oram
Mathew Hayden
Muralitharan
Makaya Ntini
Michael Hussey
An update: The Mohali Team So Far
Irfan Pathan -$925,000
Sreesanth- $625,000
Brett Lee - $900,000
Kumar Sangarakka
Mahela Jayawardane
Piyush Chawla
Romesh Pawar
Simon Katich - $200,000
Ramnaresh Sarwan - $225,000.
IPL Bangalore
Nathan Bracken -$325,000
Dale Steyn - $325,000
Wasim Jaffer - $150,000
Cameron White - $500,000
Mark Boucher -
Kallis - $900,000
Rahul Dravid - Icon - Captain
Anil Kumble
Dale Steyn
Shivnarine Chanderpaul
IPL Delhi
IPL Delhi
Manoj Tiwari
Guatham GAmbhir
Dinesh Karthik
Md. Asif
Shaoib Mallik
Daniel Vettori
IPL Hyderabad
The IPL Hyderabad Team So Far
VVS Laxman - team captain
Adam Gilchrist
Scott Styris
Gibbs
Shahid Afridi
Andrew Symonds 1,300,000
RP Singh - 875,000
Chaminda Vaas
Saturday, April 19, 2008
IPL20Twenty Updates
| Teams | MP | W | L | NR | T | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mumbai | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | |
| Hyderabad | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | |
| Bangalore | 1 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | |
| Chennai | 1 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | |
| Delhi | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | |
| Punjab | 1 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | |
| Kolkata | 1 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | |
| Rajasthan | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
WHO WILL WIN?
Friday, April 11, 2008
Sri Subramanya temple
Four years ago Mahendra Singh Dhoni was a mere novelty in Indian domestic cricket, a long-haired young man from Ranchi who liked to hit the ball as hard as humanly possible. Already captain of the Twenty20 and ODI teams, he on Friday, became the first wicketkeeper to lead India in a Test match.
This was the first time since 1990 that India played a Test at home without both Sachin Tendulkar and Kumble.
Sachin Record Tendulkar
Tendulkar is closing in on Brian Lara’s record of 11953 career runs in Test cricket and it would appear he has aims to complete before heading into retirement.
The 34-year-old is disappointed to have so far failed to win the World Cup and has hinted he would look to play on to 2011.
''I am enjoying my cricket at the moment, but don't want to think too much into the future,'' Tendulkar told IBN Lokmat.
''Winning the World Cup is certainly still an unfulfilled dream and I would love to play in it.
''But 2011 is still some way away, and I don't want to look that far and commit myself to anything."
Thursday, March 27, 2008
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